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joel75

joel75

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Took delivery of the callow,very impressed with ease of construction and build quality, just would like to know more about curing it?..
 
Do not worry about curing it in the same way as you would cure a fabricated smoker or a UDS. The Callow is powder coated, washed and are food safe from the factory. You really just need to get it up to about 200 C for about an hour (so no water in the water pan) so that any residual smells from the coating will be burned off. Then you are good to go.
 
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